On Thursday morning, the demolition of a section of urban planning illegalities began on the beach of Psarou in Mykonos, after similar actions in Panormos and Myrsini.
In the Nammos operation, any illegalities that have been detected are being demolished voluntarily, with the Ministry of Environment and Energy asking the Syros Construction Agency to lift the stop work order so that removal work can continue.
At the same time, it is worth noting that with a letter from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Decentralized Administration of the Aegean – as responsible for demolitions on the coast – the two main buildings of 520 sq m and 39 sq m were excluded from the demolition for the time being.
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